Not to be speculative, but it appears that there may be new Dua Lipa music in the works, as she’s been spotted coming and going from Electric Lady Studios in NYC quite a lot recently. Time will tell, but I’m here to talk about one of her latest outfits for an alleged recording session, as it included jeans and an accessible basic that she made look quite trendy, despite it being quite classic.
Believe it or not, we’re going to be transitioning from summer to fall before we know it, and adding pieces to your wardrobe that work for both seasons sooner rather than later would be wise. One that I’m recommending is a bit specific, but that makes it even cooler. It’s a Polo Ralph Lauren button-down shirt, which Dua Lipa chose in black linen and wore unbuttoned over a black tank, with low-rise jeans and black pointed-toe boots. It’s an incredibly versatile piece that you could feasibly wear over a swimsuit now and layered under a V-neck sweater later. It also comes in a million fabrics, colors, and classic prints, but you can’t go wrong with Dua Lipa’s black version with the signature horse logo in white. Scroll on to shop hers and a handful of other iterations to wear again and again.
If you open the closet of any fashion editor, you’re guaranteed to find a well-worn pair of Adidas Sambas. But since this sporty style has been the go-to shoe for several years now, it's no surprise that style hunters are already circling their next footwear favorite—including Suki Waterhouse.
The British actress and singer was recently spotted in London wearing a casual riff on her signature retro style. Toning down her bohemian-meets-rock-star aesthetic for daytime, Waterhouse paired Adidas SL 72 OG sneakers with relaxed, super low-rise jeans, a cameo belt, and a sheer button-up shirt. She accessorized simply with a beaded necklace and oval tortoiseshell sunglasses.
If you’re ready to bench your Sambas for the season, Suki’s brown sneakers (or the equally good royal blue style) make an excellent upgrade. Keep scrolling to shop a selection of SL 72 OG shoes—and a few more Adidas styles we love—while they're still in stock.
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SL 72 OG Shoes
This color combo is so '70s.
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SL 72 OG Shoes
Classic black and white with a hint of mint!
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SL 72 OG Shoes
The definitive neutral shoe of the summer.
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SL 72 OG Shoes
It's giving major World Cup energy, right?
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Tokyo Sneakers
Satin Tokyos are for those in the know.
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Handball Spezial Sneakers
Extra spezial.
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Gazelle Lo Pro Sneakers
Obsessed with this suede version.
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Stan Smith Sneakers
And obviously, Stan Smiths.
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I usually keep it simple with pedicures, opting for a single wash of color in any number of stylish shades. Lately, though, I've been tempted to branch out from my basic aesthetic and embrace an "outdated" trend that's made its way back into the limelight. I'm talking about the old-school French pedicure. Yep, the same French pedicure that was #1 throughout the late-90s and early-2000s. It's been flooding by FYP all summer, but recently, it's reached peak saturation with celebrity nail artists and hot-ticket salons showing off all kinds of ultra-chic iterations.
The French pedicure is arguably out of trend-hibernation, thanks to two things: The internet's obsession with 1) sophisticated nail designs, and 2) all things Y2K (I'm looking at you, Zara Larrson!). Regardless, it's the single most stylish pedicure of summer 2026. Keep scrolling for all the evidence you need.
What Is a French Pedicure
A French pedicure is the same thing as a French manicure, just...well, on the toes. It's a simple, minimal design that traditionally involves painting a crisp white or off-white line across the top of each nail (although, some French pedicures incorporate other colors, like pink, butter yellow, etc.). When doing a French pedicure at home, the trick is to focus on the nail and cuticle prep, ensuring you have a clean, fresh, and precise base to work with, but more on that in a minute.
Multi-colored French pedicures feel especially playful and summery.
How to Do a French Pedicure
Step 1: Foot & Cuticle Prep
Precise nail and cuticle prep is *everything* when attempting a DIY French pedicure. Depending on personal preference, time, and comfortability, nail artists often recommend soaking your feet for 5-10 minutes, exfoliating via a foot scrub, and then applying a cuticle remover to the base of the toes before pushing the cuticles back with a pusher tool. Sally Hansen's Instant Cuticle Remover ($6) is my go-to. It works in 30 seconds and makes my nail beds look so smooth and fresh. Did I mention it comes highly recommended from an IG-famous derm?
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Instant Cuticle Remover
Effective and inexpensive.
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Stainless Steel Toe Pusher Cuticle Tool
I use this to push my cuticles back during nail prep.
Step 2: The Base Color
Once the feet and cuticles are prepped, it's time to paint. Start with a base color. Traditionally, sheer, neutral nail colors are used for this. Don't be afraid to mix a few shades to find your perfect one. This is a tip I learned from Hailey Bieber's nail artist, Zola Ganzorigt. She never uses just one shade. She mixes them to create a bespoke shade that compliments each client's skin tone. A few of her go-to colors are below. Although, You can also veer away from standard neutrals and choose a sheer, jelly one. Sheer pink, butter yellow, and lilac are flooding my FYP.
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Nail Lacquer - Bubble Bath
The iconic Bubble Bath is a sheer candy pink.
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Nail Lacquer - Put It in Neutral
Put It In Neutral is a soft, sheer pink crème.
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Nail Lacquer - Bare My Soul
Bare My Soul is a sheer rosy-beige.
Step 3: The French Pedi
There are a couple of different ways you can create a professional-looking French pedicure at home. First, you can use use a tapered nail brush to manually paint it across the top of the nail. This method works if you have a steady hand. Personally, though, I like using a stencil to get the perfect half-moon shape. I like Orly's Half Moon Guides ($7) which are wide enough to fit my toes just as well as they fit my fingers.
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Striper Brush Nail Art Tool
This dual-ended brush is tapered and precise.
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Half Moon Guides
These stencils couldn't be easier to use.
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Nail Polish - Marshmallow
I love Essie's Marshmallow, a sheer off-white color, for French manis and pedis.
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Nail Lacquer - Alpine Snow
For a clean, crisp French pedicure, I recommend OPI's Alpine Snow.
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Long Lasting Top Coat
A glossy top coat is the final step to achieving an expensive-looking French pedicure at home. I love Olive & June's Long-Lasting Top Coat. It's so shiny.
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I just saw Louis Vuitton's latest innovation—Silk Tech—and knew I had to share it with you. Introduced during the F/W 2026 menswear show, as part of the collection designed by Pharrell Williams, this new fabric is cutting-edge craftsmanship at its finest.
The twill-woven hybrid of silk and reclaimed nylon (the material weaves the silk and nylon together for a super strong structure) has a silk feel and features water-repellent, anti-fraying, and crease-resistant properties. It's reimagined on iconic silhouettes like the Speedy, Keepall, men's ready-to-wear pieces, and more. Oh, what's also interesting is it can be mistaken for leather.
Keep scrolling for a closer look at bags, ready-to-wear, and accessories from Louis Vuitton's New Silk Tech range. You can check out the full collection at select stores and at louisvuitton.com.
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Speedy 30 Bandoulière Louis Vuitton Silk Tech
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Alma Shoulder Mm Louis Vuitton Silk Tech
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Christopher East West MM Louis Vuitton Silk Tech
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Nil XL Louis Vuitton Silk Tech
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Louis Vuitton Silk Tech Windbreaker
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LV Light Reversible Cap
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The Y2K era of fashion is long gone, but It girls have been feeling nostalgic. Skin-baring trends that were popular during the early 2000s continue to come back, and this summer is no exception. Maybe in part due to the extreme heat this season, the fashion set has opted to wear one specific top trend from that era and style it in a 2026 way: a low-cut halter top. The most recent celebrity to do so is Anya Taylor-Joy.
While in NYC promoting her new miniseries Lucky, Taylor-Joy stepped out in an all-gray ensemble that included a plissé halter top by Gen Z–approved brand Gimaguas, a pair of pants with a skirt attachment by Paloma Wool, and black strappy heels by Reformation. While a low-cut halter top may be deemed dated, the actress styled it in a perfectly modern and chic way, especially with the single-color palette. A halter top can indeed look cool and effortless.
If you need more convincing that low-cut halter tops are back, keep scrolling to re-create this look and shop the celeb-approved trend.
